In the mid-20th century, metal-wheeled roller skates didn’t come attached to boots; instead, they clamped directly onto a child’s everyday street shoes.The Universal Tool: The “key” was a small, T-shaped metal wrench used to adjust the length of the skate base and tighten the toe clamps so the skates wouldn’t fly off…SEE IMAGE BELOW
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